North Carolina, Hurricane Helene
Electoral battleground North Carolina starts early in-person voting while recovering from Helene
Helene's arrival three weeks ago in the Southeast decimated remote towns throughout Appalachia and killed at least 246 people, with a little over half of the storm-related deaths in North Carolina. It was the deadliest hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland since Katrina in 2005.
McFarland man returns home after helping Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina
A North Carolina native who now lives in McFarland returned home to Wisconsin after delivering a trailer full of supplies and volunteering with the Asheville community devastated by Hurricane Helene.
Aerial footage shows Asheville, North Carolina before and after Helene's devastation
Aerial footage is capturing the extent of Hurricane Helene's cataclysmic impact on Asheville, North Carolina. Watch the aerial footage.
Nearly 100 People Are Still Missing in North Carolina After Hurricane Helene
Search and rescue teams are still looking for the missing, officials said, with 95 deaths already attributed to the storm’s wrath in the state.
DC Water assists with Helene recovery efforts in North Carolina
Recovery efforts continue after back-to-back hurricanes hit the southeast region. DC Water emergency personnel packed up their vehicles and drove to North Carolina to help restore water and sewer services after Helene.
Early voting in North Carolina starts Thursday; Here’s what you need to know
North Carolinians will step into the voting booth this Thursday as early voting opens for the 2024 General Election. At the top of the ballot is the presidential race, determining who will succeed Pres.
Voting in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene
With water still unavailable across parts of Asheville, port-a-potty's and generators are set up at several polling sites.
Early voting in North Carolina post-Helene
Early in-person voting kicks off in 24 hours in the key battleground state North Carolina, but a portion of the state is still struggling to bounce back weeks after Helene.
Asheville, North Carolina, schools plan to reopen a month after Helene hit, but challenges remain
When schools reopen for the first time since Hurricane Helene unleashed a deluge on Asheville, teachers will be ready to help ...
Asheville water update: System 'substantially restored'; treatment begins on North Fork reservoir
City officials said Asheville's water distribution system is about 75% restored. What's being done to treat the system's ...
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92 unaccounted for in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene, 'dangerous flow of misinformation' ongoing: Governor
An aerial view of flood damage wrought by Hurricane Helene along the Swannanoa River, Oct. 3, 2024, in Asheville, North ...
Retired North Carolina police officer delivers thousands of dollars in supplies, food to Helene survivors
Steve Antle, retired Asheville police officer, has been delivering supplies and food throughout his local community in North ...
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Woman arrested following an overnight shooting in Asheville, North Carolina, officers say
The Asheville Police Department announced a woman has been charged with attempted first-degree murder following a shooting in ...
Why was the flooding in Asheville, North Carolina, so extreme? Meteorologists explain.
The remnants of Hurricane Helene were not the only factor that caused contributed to the severity of the flooding in ...
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Local woman with ties to North Carolina drives donations 800 miles for hurricane relief
It’s been nearly two weeks since Hurricane Helene plowed across the southeast, hitting many smaller communities in the ...
Asheville police deactivate missing persons form as normal operations resume
The Asheville Police Department announced it has deactivated the newly created missing persons reporting form as the department works to return to normal operations following outages from Helene.